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Chapter 7: ECG
Veterinary 3 Parameter Advisor
®
Operation Manual 7-9
Adjust the Volume of the Heartbeat Beep Tone
You can set the monitor to issue a beep tone with each detected heartbeat. You can control the volume of the
beep tone, or turn it off. If the SPO
2
reading is valid, the pitch of the beep tone will vary depending on changes in
oxygen saturation. When SPO
2
increases, the pitch increases; when SPO
2
decreases, the pitch decreases.
To adjust the volume of the pulse beep:
Turn the rotary knob on monitor to move cursor. Highlight SETUP in main menu and push the knob to 1.
select. Move the cursor and highlight PARAMETER OPTIONS. Push the knob to select.
In the PARAMETER OPTIONS menu, highlight PULSE VOL and push the knob to select. 2.
Turn the rotary knob to increase or decrease the volume to the desired level and push the knob to select. A 3.
momentary beep tone will sound at each new level of volume. The lowest volume option is OFF.
Highlight MAIN MENU and push the knob to select. 4.
ECG and Heart Rate Alarms
An ECG alarm will be issued when an expected ECG signal is not detected, or when there is a malfunction with
any of the ECG leads. A heart rate/pulse rate alarm will be issued when the numeric measured value for heart rate
matches or exceeds the alarm limits set for heart rate. See Set the Alarm Limits in Chapter 5: Monitoring the Patient
for instructions for setting high and low alarm limits.
During an alarm, an audible alarm tone will sound and ALARM will appear in the alarm status line at the top of
the display. In the ECG parameter box, a message may be displayed describing the alarm condition and, when
applicable, the violating measured value and violated alarm limit will flash.
ECG alarms are categorized as high priority, medium priority, or low priority.
ALARM CONDITION INDICATION
HIGH HR Audible high priority alarm; flashing red heart rate value in the ECG parameter box
LOW HR Audible high priority alarm; flashing red heart rate value in the ECG parameter box
ASYSTOLE Audible high priority alarm; flashing red message in the ECG parameter box
COM ERROR Audible medium priority alarm; flashing yellow message in the ECG parameter box
LEADS FAIL Audible medium priority alarm; flashing yellow message in the ECG parameter box
LA FAIL Audible low priority alarm; message in the ECG parameter box
RA FAIL Audible low priority alarm; message in the ECG parameter box
LL FAIL Audible low priority alarm; message in the ECG parameter box
V FAIL Audible low priority alarm; message in the ECG parameter box